Among contemporary folk artists, Bill Morrissey is revered for his uncompromising attitude and for his literate, unflinching songs. Tempering his fierce honesty with a dry sense of humor, Bill often writes songs inspired by the working-class people of his native New England. You’ll Never Get to Heaven, his seventh album, was recorded in New Orleans with support from several of the South’s most highly-regarded musicians, including guitarist Michael Toles, drummer Johnny Vidacovich and trumpet player Jamil Sharif, and the resulting musical textures frame Bill’s songs in surprising and refreshing ways. Produced by Scott Billington and Ellen Karas.

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